The Sun. — London, England, 1808-11-14 00:00:00

t I From 'the LONDON CA .I ZEPTE, • Nov. 'l2, 1808 '.„ • •.. •Fpreign Ojtia, iVov. 2, 1808. . 0 E : . K ... ..ii tr -iit,tAt i -5... -!. ‘ )..ten pi,...;ised to appoint Anthony' 5 ,41.,',• k0,p.t9,, - .1 - t, ,i --:- t, ANl;jest j p.:6 14nvov ExAntorcli f• , , ) - , - t I • . 16,i 1 1,6 1 , 11 ,I tt p i gth jpett.pu,ent.,try to.'ihe Court of ~ 51.;c1, , -..0. , ~.• . , , i •• • -:', -121. A, -I\-itrr nas.-isu been pleased to appoint Atrrus *4li 4• ''• ~ , . • - b IU, 3ufin I , o,ter, :-(1. to be his Majesty's Secretary _ gif1ec4.51 1 9,4 t aiitfil4:qo4t. 1, ' ' ' -I • i , ; sr-Vey, ,NI,2J, [2, 181",8, -I:tegliiiNtlffibkti ta'ards, Cap :alit f rederiek fr.:nt the 3d - Garrison•Ltattilitni, fohe 4.iptain of a.Troopi ...vice h12,4,[6,191Lpge5. 4th Regiment of lPtaoasis, Nc , lajor-encs4 Francis Hugonin to Be 'CO/WEP, c 'qet-..q;eneraf Lorit 19W11Z'her,,deeeaaed. 9th .Regirnelirtof Light • DragAoirs,'ldhli . GoldStiaid; Gent. to.ce-C9rnet,hx pursliase.: . ,-.:; ' .George Keating Cgnt. to be Cornet, without . purchase, 'vi&' Lloyd, 'r- l we A ppoinlipent. has not taken place. .• 0' - z tr Ditto, Curnet,-.--- . Johrisnri to be Lieutenant, with-, pi,t out i.7llase, vice Blake, _who retir e; . • iWi'Dirto, , lßiv6iiiit;revil le, - Gent. to be Cornet, by 'pur , , chase, vve Bevan, promoted:" ' Itcglinw. of foot,- AsAistaiit-S,urgeon William ' twat the 72(1 Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Swallow,.appoint ed to the loth Foot. 6th—Dithiltasign - Genville Bradroril . ,.. from tht6oth'Foot, !to be Ensign, vice,Evois,.whoexctianges. . • • - cant Ditto; SurgeOn Robert Swallow, froiti theitoyals, to be : Surgeon, vice Bel); Protnoted. i4th.Ditto,,Euward I.!L strange, Gent. to be Ensign; by pur chase, vice Ainsworth, promoted. Mill Ditto, Carnet t. in. .VVairunan, from the 14th Light Dragoons, to be L'iettteriani;:bY purchase, vice DoOlan, „promoted. z'Qtli Ditto, Lieutenant. Roger 'Lewis, from the 59th F00t,, ; -- tote LilAitenaiit;wi;liOut purchase, vice Montgoineq, pro meted in the iSth foot. Ditto; ,Lieutenant: lames Eager,- from 'the - Kerry Mill. ti,i, to be Ensign. • • - list Ditto, Ensignf .Gillespie, froth the Londonderry to , be .Ensign. • 43d Ditto, Rit.liiirdl3runton, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice CFoi,.pton, .whose Appointment has nut takth place. 46th Ditto,--Ensign john 'Cribb tn',he'Lieuten4ht,.vice El liott, kcease.d. i'Thomas - Thompson - ,i Gent. to be Ensign, vice Crahb. . <9:-11 Ditto, Lieutenant" Nicholas Sorell, from 1141 f-pay of - theti6elt root,-tdOe•Lieutenant, without purchase, vice . Stagy l ton, pthinoted in the Chass.thr's •Britanniques. both-Ditto, A..f.,Evans,,trom,the bth Foot, to be • Eilko, vice liradfor'cr, who exchanges. 76th pitto, Robert Parker,. Gent. to be Elasign, - by purchase, - vice liand,.;ippoisital to the (i6tii FOot., .ti• Stst Ditto, Lieutenant Samuel Steele, from the Londonderry, It'lilitia,'Whe Ensign. 82d Ditto, liontign T. •L. Begbie try - be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Harnett, who retires. 84th Ditto, Ensign [bonus Triphtaok to be Lieutenant, without purchase. . . 85th Ditto, Ensign Harcourt Morton-to be Lieutenanto,vith-• out purchase:i Francis Me.thold, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Morton. , , 9ath Ditto, Ensign E. S. Davis, frbin the Londonderry Mi • 92,c1 Ditto, -Lieut,ftiant Thomas Bunbury, from the - 46th Foot, to be Captain of a Lompany, by purchase, vice Tod; who retina. Royal York icaligers,, 'Lieutenant T-. A. C. Winslow,. from the loth ,k 94, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Bird, promoted.' 3d Garrison Battalion, Captain Philip Ray, fr om t h e Ist rigooll Gua be Captain of a Company, vice Luna ly, who exchanges. SE:COW! Lieutenant lieneage Girod, from the 23d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Roe, placed on Half-pay of the 45th Foot. Sth Ditto, Quarter-Master John Ross to be Ensign, vice Charles, who exchanges. Ensign Edward Charles to be Qua; ter-Nlaster, vice Ross, NN ho exchanges. • 6tn Royal Veteran Battalion, Quarter-Master fames Sutt'.er land, from Half-pay of the late t33c: foot, to be Quar ter- M aster,. vice Burke, who exchanges. Barrack Arthicer Corps,Quartei - -.l.laster-Serjeant John Mar ston to be Second Lieutenant, vice Ander,m, promoted. . . Tames Potts, of White Bear-yard, Rae •Middlesex, looking-glass frame and cabinet-maker, Nov, is, 26, and ljec. 4 24, at e lev en , :11 Attornies, M e ssrs. Crutchley and Fry, John-street, Bedford-row. Thomas Pearson ' now or rate of RoughburchWorth, York:. shire. tanner, Nov: 22, 23, and Dec. 24; at ten, at the ' Angel !rm. Sheffield. Attornies, Alessrs. Rimin rigton and Wake, Sheffield; or Mr. Wilson, Greville;:street,flat ton- Garden, London. „ Goodrnao. ut March, Isle of Ely, liquor-firerchant, Nov. 24, at twb, zs, and Dec. 24, at eleven, at the Griffin Inn. .March. Attornie:4'. Mr, Huxley, - Middle Temple, London ;,or Mr. Mattliews,•Nlarcit. Benjamin Radley, vow or late ut Ossett,Yorkshire, clothier, Nov. 2s, 26, and Dec. 24, at eleven, at Vie Stott - ford Arms, Wakefield. Attornies;' klessrs. Clarkson, Essex-street, Strand, London; or r. larkson, Joseph Willi, , t, 'East 11Iiirkhem, Nottingharnshire,, butcher, Nov. 23, 24, and -Dec. 24, at eleven, at the .:Angel Inti, 'East 12ttorcl. A ttornies, Mr. Fisliet..Guins burgh ' • or Al CSS(J. R ! l odes, C oo k , arid Handley, St. antes's walk, ClerktoWeli, London. Robert Frith, of Broil - gluon-Ford, near Manchester, calico printer, Nov. 24, :Dead 6, and 24, at ten, at the Pal ace I nn , Manchester.Ariorpres, m r . Edge, Marichester; or Mr. Edge, Inner Temple, Loncfon: • loseph Rand, now or late•of Deptford, Kent,- brewer, Nov. 22, 29„. apd Dec. 24, -at : eleven, at Guildhall, London, Attorney, Mr. Saward, Prince's -street, Rotheroithz. Thionas Marchqn; now or late 'ot Bridgewater, Somerset, sht-re; booksel ler,':Dee. - 3, at ten, - atthe Globe Inn, Bridge water. tonnes, Mr. Tarrant, Chant:cry London; . or Dcan,Castle-BAiley, Bridgewater. DiViDENDS. Nov.. t 9. williamDartnall,of George-Yard, Lombard-street, London, saationer,:at t wel.ve, , at Uuilettirll. Dec. 3. Thomas Young, Bartiett's-passage, Holborn, Lon .. don; jeweller; at twelve. at Gurkha-ill. Dee.'B,.' Wirliarn Brewer, of Cirencester, Gloucestershire, innholder, at eleven, at the Fleece Inn, Cirencester. Dec. S. Anthony. German and lobo leplison, of Notting • ham, hosiers, at one, at the Punch Bowl, N otting ham . Dee. is. John Easterbrooke, of Exeter, hatter, at eleven, at the Office of Messrs. Short and Barnes, Exeter. Dec. 17. john Townsend, of the Stories' End, Southwark, Surrey, wine. merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dee. 13. Edmund Townsend, of Maiden-lane, St. Paul's, Covent-Garden, Middlesex, wine and cyder merchant,-at one, at Guildhall. Dec. 24. Luke Severn, of coleinan-street, London, trunk maker,. at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. 6. Robert Driminy„ of Great St. Georg e.street, nories, London, t a il o r, at e l even, at Guiitlnll. Dec. 8. James Pickup, of Burnley, Lancashire, cotton-spin ner, at four, at the Thorn, Inn, Burnley. Dec. 8.. John Thompson, of Lower- House, in the Chapelry of Burnley, Lancashire, grocer, at four, at the Thorn Jou, Burnley. Dec, 12. Thomas 'rite; of Daventry, Northamptonshire, auctioneer and li9uor-mercharit, at eleven, at-the Wool. pacck I nn,•Warwrck. • ' Dec. 3. John 13ridger the younger, of Nlortlake, Surrey, tallow-chandler, at ten, at Guildhall, London.. Dec. 5. Samuel Twamley, of Eardington, Salop, - iron. master, at eleven, acthe Crown Inn, bridgirortro Dec. 17. Charles Hingeston and Robert Hingeston, of Wal. - brook, London, merit' mercers, at twelve, at Guildhall. : Dec. Wifliant Tucker,- the younger, of Exeter, •set-ge manufadurer, at one, at Guildhall, London. Dec. s. Jesse 'Parker,- of Edzbaston, Warwickshire, rope, maier, at tWelve, at the Swan Hotel, Biriningliant.- CERTIFICAI:p. Dec. 3. Jesse Parker, of Edgbaston, Warwickshire, rope maker. Thomas Bancutt, of Long Buckby Northamptonshire, money -scrivener. . . Samtiel -Friars. of Bread-street, London, warehOusetnan. Mary Gibson, late of Bermondsey -street Bermondsey, Surrey, shopkeeper. John Cog! . lan, or Liverpool, vidualler. Samuel Knight, of, twine Sel Wood, Sotnersetshire, William Bedford, of Foster-lace, London, wholesale linen . • draper. • William Roderick, of Llanelly, Cannarthenshire, dealer. Iliornas Preston, of A Idernianbury, London, warehouseman. Edward Mason, of Great Bell-alley,'Colernan-street,Loadon, carpenter. Thomas Cole, of Daggenham, Essex, baker. PARTNEASII/PS DIS)OLPED, R. Haswell and J. Rutherford, Manchester, merchants. Fooks and C. Evered, Shepton-Mallet, Somersetshire, • Attornies. E. Sheldon and E. Moore, High-street, Leicester, milliners. W. Nevett and T. bates, Liverpool, brokers. D. and I'. Wells, Newhaven, Sussex. • W. Burrell, jun. and J. Chambers, Wakefield, Yorkshire, dyers. W. P. CoWcher and W. Atwell, Tinmes.-street, insurance. brokers. S. Crossland, J. Platt, J, Platt, jun. and J. Wilson Liver pool, :Anti-chandlers. , C. Chapman and J. Stephenson, Kingston-upon-Hull, cite. G. Blair, W. Plimpton, and S. hlendham, Lower Thames street, seer:smell, Watson, H. Scott, and E. Leathom, Liverpool. I. 'array; G. Thom, and J. Rich:it:ism., East India Chant bets, merchants. W. Rollinson and J. Bushell, Deritend, Warwickshire, fire iron-makers. M.: Wilson and S. Gibbon, Kettering, silk-manufacturers. G. Bush and G. Gardner, Marshfield, Gloucestershire, starch-mattutadurers. GARR ISON. General the Hon. Chapple Norton-to be Governor of Char lewont, vice General Lord Ourehester, deceased. The King's German-Legion. list Battalion of the Line, lotin Tatter, Gent. to he Ensign, vice llpdenberg, p,ontoted. 4th Ottii, Cadet, Serjeant Adolphus De Hartwig to be En ; sign, vice Wuolkulhaar, protnotext Oninance-Oilice, to, aoS. Corp* of Royal F. itg !leers To be'SecOnd Lieutcliants- T Gentlenian Cadet. Henry Car - de*, vice Davy, prOmoted. Dated October I, iSati. Gen_ --11cman Cadet Anthony Marshall, vice Hutchinson, OEO - Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet George O. Watson ' :vice Brown, promoted. Dated .as above. G en - L.etnan Cadet Richard' Hunt. Dated as above Centlo.. man Cedet Thomas Skelton: Dated as above. G entle_ nidu Cauet P. Thompson"- Dated as above. • . Royal. Regiment of Artillery. To be First Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant Reynolds Pal. iner , vice%V. A, G orkien, deceased. Dated October t, iBoB. Second Lieutenant Dcui;las Lawson, vice E.. hunt, de ceased. Dated Oct. 28, . . - To be Second Lieutenants --Gentleman Cadet Hillebrandt 11. Parrat, vice Cumirrignam, promoted. Dated October 29, 1808. Gentleman Cadet W;n. D.nnis, vice Wells, promoted. Dated as above. Gelakinall Cadet Kenulni C. Wulll, vice Phillips, promoted. bated as above. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. South Hants Battalion or Militia. Michael Creattic.d Hamer, Gent, to be Elisio. Dated Oc. toner 29, tSoS. Corr niissions signed by the Ldrd Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Wahlershare Volunteers. Icahn lull, Esq. to b. Captain. Dated October 21, 1302, S Soutiiertton, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. Greenwich Volunteers. Lieutenant A. G. Alilne to be Captain. Dated November a, *S.3. Ensign Charles Stiipart to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. Thomas Giles, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. Wrn. Cullingwood, Uent. to he Ensign. Dated as above. F. P, Strong, Gent. to be Sutget,n. Dated as aboVe. • Conuthstions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of I.:ncalii. 4 Loveden and Graothaiii Yeomanry Cavalry. Wm. Ashton, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vise Thoroid, deceas ed. D.itett Nov: 3, 18,8. john Litchrord, (lent. to be Corner, vfee Ashton, promoted. Dated as abOve. B AiVK UP; S ‘torge Miller, of Weol wich, Kent, taller, fo surrender Nov. 17, at one, 30, and Dec. 24, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lon &AL Attorney, Mr. West, Clement's-Inn.. VS/1111 4 in Pop'plestonr, of Plymouth, 'groc.zr, Dee. 12, 13, and 2 4. at ekven, at the Commercial Inn, Plymouth. Ar tornies,,Mr. Cory-don, or Mr.- Kelly, Plymouth; or Mr. • Alexander, Bedford-row, London. John Smith, late of Sailien-hill, Middlesex, grocer, Nov. r 5, 19, at one, and Dec: 2 at ten, at Guildhall. Attor rnes, Messrs. Ones and Green, Shlisbury.square.Dantel roues, .of Vc.ntro-Back, (:lainorganshire, grocer, Nov.. 23, 29,- and Dec. 24, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, • Bristol. Attornics, Mr. E. Ifigg, Hatton-Garden, Lon don ;•nr k Mr. Bigg, Bristol, Ann Campbell, of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, merchant, Dec. I, 2, and :14, at eleven, at the Yew. Tree rout, Robert- Town. Attornies, Mr. Lee, Leeds; or Mr. llattye, Chancery-lint, London., . fames Dunn, late of Stockport, Cheshire, draper,. Dec. 5,6 ; and 24, at two, at the Bridgewater ArniS hut, M anchester. Attorates, Mr. Ellis, Lursitar..t.t.reet, London; or' Morgan, 1)2.11- Mall, Manchester. ThOliuS Williams, late or Shoe-lime, London, - vintner, Nov. 17, at one, p, at tvi e and Dec. 24, - . at eleven, at Guild.: hall. Attorney, Mr. Slkeld„ Henry ‘Vefister, of Roll's•buit. - .ings, Fettei-lane, Middl e . sex, jeweller, Nov. zt.., at me, 29, anti - Dec. 24, at ten, atGuiAnall. Attorney, - Mr. Lee, Castle-street, ' Hal bash. LON DON : Printed by k, tcua I. .1; is, v: Nu. 4„ t.lartictr.cuurt, Bow.stree, and publiS C.k 14 l'ao WI LLIA M A Rutosp . S CRIPPs, South Molton,trect , Grosvenof-sq;Jarz, At tike r"::).- 1. , S,tratid wbert . ..4(: 4, e , tisemwtatr, Ord* tar o i . er f > eters for the .Editori &c, Oost-paid, inuit be addressed. HI Gli, WATE it AT LONDON 13A11)6 • Ps() , • "Morning, 2 tr• ,3 min: aft:.i I Afternoon, 57 min; aft STriIIIFORD, Nov. 11. At the Quarter Sessions of the Peace lOr-lbe; BO ,rough and Soke of Granthnut, on MonOwlast . ,`ii. Reed, of Denton, was indi6ted fur stealing two :ducks, the properly of Mr;.,Tyler, of place, and sentenced to Seven years' transportation. - This was the second time within twelve months thar":ll had been brought befure the Court Igg 6iinflar otFence. The highwaymen who lately infested the eastern part of Lincolnshire, and committed thet obbeties near Horneastle and Boston, made theirappearanti in the neighbourhobd of this town last week; and bh Friday evening the 4th robbed Mr., William aid more, of Morcott in Rutland, on his 'return from our market. ' Mr. Prichnore had got as far as Ream. when , the• two men overtook him. •He, like the other persons who • have 'been stopped by them, took them- for a Gentleman and his servant, as one rode about twenty yards before the other, and was mounted on a blood horse.— The Gentleman entered into conversation with Mr. Pridmore about the slate of Stamford nitu ket,-and demeaned himself very civilly until they arrived at Foster's Bridge, when he 'suddenly turned towards Mr. Pridinore; and sternly asked " De you know who lam ?" Being answered in the negative, he rejoined " I'll let. you know theni". and imme diately, with dreadful imprecations, lie presented a pistol and demanded Mr. P.'s money, . The latter, in the alarm of. the. instant, involuntarily took hold of the barrel of the pistol, which the robber imme diately discharged :,, fortunately the nuzzle had a dire ion which occasioned the shot to pass across Mr. Pridmore's breast without doing .him any in jury. The other robber then rode up, and the two succeeded in ,pulling Mr. Pridmore from his horse, which they turncd loose. They then renewed the demand for money, and obtained a canvas purse, having in it upward,s,of 101. in cash. , . Having asked Mr. Pridinore for his pocket-book, and been an that he had not one,- they rode back towards Ketton, and in-a few minutes met Mr, Wiggiri.ton, of Manton, butcher, whom they attempted to rob ; but his horse fOrtunately springiog forward, he rode awiy, and they fired atter him without edett One of the_ ,as of genteel app earanceo little Pitied - po;;; .i and of thin viag . " he wore a - drab`kre'At coat, an Oil-case coverwd hat., - and was ninnnted on a yellow bay blood horse. : ,The other is abOut five feet eleven inches high, has 'a 'fresh Complexion and dark hair, wore a - daiX brown great coat, appeared like a servant, and rode, a cLi k-bro n hotie: They dined at . the Old',SalEatiOn Inn, in Stamford, on Friday, and left the honse abOut live o'clock. A 'reward of SQI. for:, their apr prehension. The M - :igistralci, at Bow-street, with whom the Gentlemen in' th'e - CO:n . l,nision fi- the County of Rutland . have commnuit:ted on the subjea of - theie - maranders„ hue ntunated that a gang of ten or twelq r , known .bighWaymen, 'of whom the Police OffiCers had been long have lately lett London, and are supposed to b e Iributed in parti es the country,,,, Mr. ,Pre,tty, Tanner, of Moreot, having a large;Stim of money about him, had passed - oler Foster' liridge - a few minutes before the robbery of Mr. Pridinor2, and heard the report of the pistol. On Saturday evening Mr. .JarneS - Lightfobf, of Kirton Fen, was stopped near Bo ton by two armed highwaymen, who Ribbed him of 331.: 12,;. and his horse, which th e y drove before then) towards Boston. , . At the fair at this place on Thesday there was an Unusual number 'of store beasts and sheep, and near ly all were readily . disposed of. Fat stock Were, heavy of sale. The horse fAir was small the shew" principally of the cart kind. Black wits sold ,at great prices. On Saturday evening a servant to Mr.' Webster,. of Dean, in Northampton s hi r e, d rowne d herself 'in Jt Mond. 'Disappointed love is, supposed to have oc casioned her to destroy hirnself,, ' As Many of the fefVent well wishers Of the •glo r rious CatisCt• of the Spanish 'N'aiton . seem to'appre r Mend that the first' great disaster that may befit' th,:ir. ' grand army now assembling, inay break the 1301 e • spirit hitherto so successfully displayed all over the peninsula, and' ,, asthat appielien l ion plainly appears to be . chiefly4Loundecl upon :l tte efroiteovii idea, !hat the - oppnso,on"':Of Spanish patriotislit to treaeh4ry IfaS,' l beett occasioned I:iy 6ircnnitatices, merely incidegil; and is not the result of feelings intro ately blended with the national *charaoer i qf that Much' injured ptfople, we beg leave to reeet . ; these alarmists, f or t h e correct i on of their . error, to a , Pamphlet seleCed from Ar raft' s Spirit of :#lO.- liures. This work, tvas . Written in November 1 74 h and published by the unforttitiate and heroic PALM, of Erlangen, at a time wherfanirjorte publicl);" l Lts'•-, , serting that the Spaniards would. scion be towd, from their lethargy, and oVer . Wh4ir 'their oppressors . With terror and d:sthity,, coUrd'nOt, kat ex:pect. to be, treated as a wild Visiontry..,,Spain,dnd "Poriugal pp peared to be irrecoverably" last,. tid iN T Ai.Or.roN was almost generally thought to have totally- } destroyed What little of national spirit might have been left in those devoted countries. :But .4.4kuir was, (5f a 01.; ferent opiniOn.,. After hiving tracedti;edegradatiOri of the Spanish' * peopAe j 'io its oi7ginar cause, and placed .their national , chara6ter in a proper i point, of view, he anticipitates,. from 'the . nature ~of &is country, and the . charaEter of the inhabitants, the approach of better times. He says, .page <243 . in :be original, and page i l in the translation:— ' "'The time of redemption. will come, nor is it distant. .Spain .will be obliged'Yo . ..recover, life and . strength by her - own exertion,. and 116Urish more gloriously on that account: POrt4al remain - Iff state of servitude, as she deserves ; for, sena:ate - 4 frOm* Spain, it iS ati . e . cresence dna sound bod Y.. The priests will 1 )e stripped of their glory, and the 'kings of their thrones, if they will not take the Management of the helm irr their own hands. Then • the Spaniards will again beconie What . they once were, one of the most a'clinired and' poweriul.iiii tions in Eur , :pe.". Speaking of BtfONAPARii, and his rel at i on to th 6 French e t,o o e-, says, (page t0())—:- " Id° not belie,ve that any Frenchman, howeier iersatilb and 'amiable he might have been, could have succeeded so quickly and effectually in gaining the French people, as Nikilotii"oN. The stern, and treinendoUs NAPOLEON, -appeared as -a foreign power, as omnipotent late, totally lade . - pendent of them, but intimately 'COnnetc.ted with thei.nation by - -the recollectiod' cit - his uncommon feats.' They have not as yet been - chpable of feeling the littleness which he betrays ; they 'beh o ld , o nl y the dreadful pow er o f which he is the ! represeuta tive ;_and Frenelt levity-is-by- his apparent greatness prevented :frotp. giving room to sober reflection. They hate him,' but also tear him. This is -the charm that fixes-all daggers in the scabbarcll, , ancl ter ror. prevents them from seeing how 'safe-it would be to strie the blow.". , It was this; passage that Was alliedged by PAL:4'6 murderers as the leading ground of the sentence of death pronoun Ced upon hint by the hired 4ecu lioners of thl.yrant. „ • MADAME MARA.—This once celebrated singer has, according.,t o the Gertaan Papers, retired. to au estate which she has purchased in Poland. During her late residence at Moscow, her companion Florio was involved in 4 very unpleasant atLiir. A letter signed Richard Fioria, writt en ,i n . French, and filled i with nveCtives against .the ,Russian Government, was put into the post-office at St. Petersburgh. The person it was addressed. to handed it over to the Police. Florio was apprehended at Moscow, and conveyed prisoner to St. Petersburgh. Hence, how ever, he was speedily released, his name, being not Richard, but Charles, and it appearing that he was totally ignorant of the French language. The Emperor ALEXANDER, on hearing of the circum stance, made Floiio rt present of a handsome sun of money, .over and above the .expences he had been put t o in his journey from Moscow. Ac. LATIta-n:ION.-The' following- specimen of this figure of speech appeared in a •Provincial Journal : " Died, in the flower of her age, Miss Mary. Har rison, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Harrison; of Whiddoti Bridge House.—lf •bouridless benevo lence be the basigof beatitude, and hatnil ess hutnis lity the h ar bi nger o f a hallowed heart, these Chris tian concomitants_ composed her chara6teristic, and conciliated' the esteem of her cotemporary ae 7 civailitances, who mean to model their nianners, by the mould of their. meritorious monitor." POLICE. On Sliturday,a Mr, I!‘itrick Nalfron was brough t up for his second exarnination, upon s e v t -rat ch,a r g e of swindling. The charge f o r mer ly brought 110 11,,, .1 _the prisoner wa s by C o l one l Greville, who had started that he ; had : a(Nertised a chaise ti,r sale, in coos"; . cp.ieneeof which the i , risoner„kpplied for the . purchase, and tendered in. payment a hill 0 1 exchange, purporting to be diawn . by'l3,yan and Ca , .merchants,, Sherl?orue-lane, and made payable to person named Charter's, wine!l bill was accepted, bili• the payment was 6efused. • Colonel Greville now statedr,the, prisoner : hid de7 .scribed himself to be an extensive .linen : merchant? and going immediatelv to Ireland with his w ile, onct that his motive for purchasing : the chaisewas that 11 ° intended to take the ioc4ilgent:tf of a leisurely jqurneY to Holyhead, in order to avail hirnieif of the oppor tunity to make rural sketches i in his foad through. the piauresgue Country of Wales. Colonel Greyiirei pot doubting thisstateinent,pr the positive 3 , :surlttiO of the Prisoner, that the bill when it became dt'e would. be • ptinCtoally honoured, receivel-the Ijll .without hesitasion; and.t he •chai 7 e the Prisoner, who immediately mounteil and drov e off: with it. : When the bill became, due, it was of course sent. to. the vgensive house of Mess Ts. auJ Co. in Slierborne-hine; which coi.si,ted of _ 1 ,4 Single room on th e second fluor: but at ter •repeole" calls of the banker's.clerk, no Member of the e xtol" sive .anci, respeaable Orin, nor any of•tncir cashieiiP accountants-,..0r clerics conkl he found, and c ,,,Pie" fluently the hand Was now : proper awl' , sures were taken fur the -apprehension of the which - " War soon effetied. Ih appeared also from the evidence of various witi nessJs, that th e Prisoner, in company . with 3 tall roan, suppos e d to beCharters, in whose favouCtle bill Was`drawo . , - took the rootn a the IL,use Of Air-. Satehell, 14,• : SherVirne-lane, at 'a small' rent . , v•D= l , in about f our d a y s afterWMls the na me o f*lty a n awl CO. was 'blazoned on 'the 'door, - ancra' vOtrib, ahoLl 18 years of age, stationed in the counting-Meuse, - clerk. " "''' ,_ • Tilt; Prisoner aid thi s - tall man were repeatedly seen dtiniing to tht,' house, so - nietitnes on horseb4i.l; are haling ats'esiahlishect the firth, an extensiVe "brit: trade Itrinledilitely comMenced, and the Prisbner Pit ceeded in an o'i:tensive tour rOundtniiii in dispbsiag°, l the - paper of thl . ' - "firi`for'szuch tangible property a 5 , 1 ' 5 : ina`l'he criaradel- - of pier, One'of got into the hands of Major JArrces; :not itrirndiatthlY , hoWieVer t , fro n'),. the hands' the' Prisbner; vvay render' the 'Maihra dale iri coMMo'h firs fellow-sutEirers. •1 he • Prisoner a6ted this - busiriess masterly Way; and with all the b,eComingfiiva C'essaiy•to seoure - theCOnfidence of his 0b3,.4:-. 1 . referred the ac c ep tor to the couriting-'do , _l4e of r , ,Y 34 and Co.; the clerk was ther e rea dy to refer to the account curretzt; arid:aps•"ver "alt w,lsrig!. l t."' tither of hw is dupes as.: Mr. Oodwin,... l ev.iAl e r' 1"Zo'! liolborti`who took Oneof tlice NI: fort guinea gold watch. Mr. Suttiin, - tb::!c)ach-inal.:er,x,.. in Hartford-mews, May-fldr, rece.iv...!d another 6r , them for Gel. on hire of an elegant kliaiso, t uo:0 11 in the first style, i.ehich he was indnded•to I, °';' l , the promise of .the prisoner, that on his return town he Would employ him to Wild a chariok,for his Lady ; 'and This chaise was sold at Tattersai's. A horse-6_-iler„ court 7 meWs, tool: :another of those. for two horseS. Mr. Williams; a •stati,:ne-, C.,:2; 41 7( was-zirso duped o ut sOtionaty . zit;,l a art pdetit aceolant.:books, t 6 furniSh the counting-hoer', ° of this firm. indeed, the extent of the Vrisoner 5 operations has been too exteiHive..yet to a.je,:r 4 i' 3 ' The Magistrates have upwards of t \verity o f f tic l;tic3 in their possession, many of which are triode ` , ),,y4 l ;qw on the sank of E; gp . od. • f The Prison er ass.erred troit-ccthfiifeliflv bad no oncern in this firm. He denied that represented himself to be a merchant, 'and' ,prt,-! , great anNiety to take his triad. The Magistrate felt it dui to warn of his very critical ,sitwition under a changeinvolved his life, 'amfdrdered him to jireparC:;ll; ge:f 16e . hisdefence on 'the - charge Of forgery.' - ` 4 was, remanded for further exatninatit). ..S):111) NA WS. GRAVESEND, N(.)VENIZISE It, ione* Passed by—the Curl ew , C a i t h ness, Un i ty, Forster,* t Nelson, Sophia, Stevens, Messina, Ali ifotvers, Clown.Prince.,•Bergman, and K robed Got tennurgh. • Sailed—the Leeds, S m i t h , f or R i o fanciro; Wheolor•, G mild, for Malta ; Pacific, Buckman, for Jamaica; very, Alexander, for Curacca ; Tirleton, Cro6l , :c• and badoes, tor Cork. • . . . On Wednesday mornn'., - , !ast, the Lady of T. Christojl l,44 Esq. of Gould-squal'e, of a Scn. MAR R diet ; Lately, at the Earl of, Lauderdale's, Dunbar, Britt Geueraj llousto.u, to Lady lane Long,;;• . DIED. On the Bth inst. after a short iliness,'at Si friaanton- 1 ;f4,,r, Hants, the seat of to l;r4ther, Sir Robert Kings:loll'V Miss Kingsmdt, youngest dau h h terof thi• latv: mill, Esq. late of Celfast, and nice,. tu,the late Robert Kingswili, hart. Lately, at lath, Miss Felicia Skipp;Aaughter of I 'Skip!), Esq. ot.Stonehouse. - • On Wettoesti.iy last,.at S ou th ampton ;.i"; 5t 1 5 ,314 • niter, agdtl 82, sister ro'llte late Anthony L'hamiet; tjti '• • • On Thursday th e tot h : i nst. at Esher, Henry Dc Panto'el,t in the 79th year of his age. On Friday last, in the Sad year of his airg,' the R-:v• , s / chard Hart, A.M. upwar d s of so years Vicar of J Gloucestershire. Lately, at Dubli 1, the ;Rev. Dixie Blundell, Dean date, a .t.t tua,cy )..eurs oc the 'Parish of St. that Lity. A few days ego, a' Mounr I...sftiop, in the Cotpty ford, the Lady of the Rev, 12r. Jessup, , PR ICE 0 STOCKS ZATO it Y;'• Barak Stock,t Navy S Per Cent. 99a 1 5 per Cent. 171 ) 7, rish s•*per . Cent. 4 per Cent. 8z „ . 4. 3 per CL3it.. lied. 66k Bper Cent. Cons. 67 ank L. Ann. nik3-16tht. ludiaSturkotBi I.3oll , ,izsts, 7S, ,r• rxcliccr . uer tin V 6. I. "' )nP , r4,l 3 per Cesit. tia.v 7.l6rbs _tons. ?7 k